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GutSync

Find your gut triggers.
In days, not years.

Talk or type. GutSync turns one sentence into a structured timeline, finds what's setting you off, and gets sharper every entry.

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Talk about your day…

Why they stayed

From the people whose food is the variable.

“I'm in clinical rotations, so I know what GIs actually want to see. The Bristol-aware export is the first patient diary I'd open as a physician without skimming. Saved me hours of rebuilding flare history before my last colonoscopy.”
Bristol-aware export · saved hours
ES
Eduardo SantillanM3, ulcerative colitis
“I track sleep, HRV, training. Gut was the black box. Two weeks in, GutSync flagged that my morning oats and date bar combo were tracking afternoon bloating on 4 of 5 days. Nothing else I use was close to catching that.”
Pattern flagged · 4 of 5 days
EM
Emily MortonBiohacker, Bay Area
“After my second flare I tried a paper food log. By my next appointment I couldn't remember half of it. Now I just talk into my phone after meals. Last visit my doctor read the export before I sat down.”
Doctor read export pre-visit
BC
Brett CuppManaging diverticulitis

Why this matters

The data behind the diary.

Gut conditions are common, manual tracking fails, and answers take years. GutSync exists to close the gap between what you feel and what you can show your doctor.

60M+

Americans live with a chronic digestive disease — the most common reason for outpatient GI visits.

+2% / yr

colorectal cancer in adults under 50 has been climbing since the mid-1990s. Nobody is sure why yet.

~70%

of people with IBS-level symptoms have never been formally diagnosed. They cope alone.

the gap

~1 in 2

abandon dietary self-monitoring within the first two weeks. Manual logging asks too much, every day — so the diary that should help you stops getting written.

GutSync is the diary that closes the gap — and keeps getting filled in. Built for the people whose food is their medicine.

How it works

Three steps to clarity.

01

Talk, type, or snap

Describe what you ate — or just snap a photo of your plate. Voice, text, or camera, whatever's fastest in the moment. No forms.

02

GutSync handles the rest

It categorizes entries, builds your personal food catalog, and tracks the details automatically.

03

See what others miss

Find patterns between diet and symptoms that manual tracking can't reveal — sharper with every entry.

Talk to it

It actually reads your timeline.

Talk or type. GutSync parses every entry into typed, timestamped, Bristol-aware structure — and answers in plain language.

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Ask anything about your gut.

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It remembers you

Six layers of context. One sharper answer.

What you've told it, what it's noticed, and the situation you're in right now. Every entry lands inside that picture — so you don't repeat yourself.

Core

Health

Preferences

Focus

ObservationsWriting…

Research

Life contexts

The "right now" layer of memory.

Tell GutSync what's happening (travel, a protocol, a hard week) and it overlays the stretch on your timeline — so it stops blaming your trigger list for explainable flares.

Low-FODMAP protocol
Japan trip·8d
Menstruation
Entries
Apr 21Apr 28May 5today

Time-bounded overlays with start and end dates. Entries logged inside a context get explained by it, so a flare during your trip doesn't rewrite your baseline triggers.

Sharper every day

Generic on Day 7. Specific on Day 60.

The longer GutSync sits with your data, the less you have to spell out — and the more pattern weight earns its keep.

Same question, sharper answer.

Memory + life contexts + 60 days of data turns a generic answer into a specific one.

Day 7Baseline only
What should I eat tonight?
  1. Searching 7 days of entries

Based on a week of logs, your dinners with whole grains + lean protein have been symptom-free. Try one of those.

Day 60Memory + contexts
What should I eat tonight?
  1. Searching 60 days of entries
  2. Reading 8 trigger correlations
  3. Checking active contexts
  4. Reading 4 relevant memories

You're on Day 3 of your dairy hold and you slept 5h last night — your symptom risk is up +38%. Lean dinner, no cheese, no sourdough. The salmon + jasmine rice + broccoli template from May 9 was your best night this month — and you have all three ingredients (logged in your last grocery run).

Memory + life contexts + 60 days of data turns a generic answer into a specific one.

Patterns spreadsheets can't see.

Across meals, symptoms, sleep, and contexts — with the statistical weight to back them.

Symptom trend · last 14 days
Your symptom curve, overlaid with what was happening — meals, travel, dairy hits.
Symptom intensityDairy exposuresActive context overlay
Affecting your gut
Top correlations · last 14 days
  • Dairy3.2× more often

    Strong · delayed 4–6h · 12 times eaten

  • FODMAPs2.8× more often

    Worth watching · delayed 2–4h · 18 times eaten

  • Late dinners1.9× more often

    Worth watching · overnight · 9 times eaten

  • Sharp cheddar1.4× more often

    Weak signal · delayed 4–6h · 5 times eaten

Time patterns
When your gut tends to flare
SMTWThFSa
MorningMiddayEveningNight

Tuesday afternoons + Friday evenings cluster — both are office days with sourdough lunches.

Gut regularity
73% in ideal range · 17 movements
Bristol 1ideal · 3–4Bristol 7

Mostly Bristol 4 with a Tuesday drift toward type 6.

Lifestyle correlations
What raises your symptom risk
  • Travel context active52%
  • Sleep < 6h38%
  • Stress days · mood ≤ 2/524%

Sleep, stress, and travel each shape what you can tolerate.

Why not just use…

Built differently from every other gut diary.

Most apps make you fill out forms and read your own charts. GutSync handles the entry, the structure, and the pattern hunt — then hands you answers, not exports.

Entry style
Paper diary
Pen and paper
Cara Care
Forms
Fig / mySymptoms
Forms + barcode
GutSync
Talk, type, or snap a photo
Photo logging
Paper diary
Cara Care
Fig / mySymptoms
GutSync
Snap a meal — AI reads every item to your catalog
What it tracks
Paper diary
Food only
Cara Care
Food + symptoms
Fig / mySymptoms
Food, FODMAP, symptoms
GutSync
Food, symptoms, BMs, sleep, mood, meds, life context
Pattern finding
Paper diary
You do it
Cara Care
Basic charts
Fig / mySymptoms
Charts + FODMAP overlay
GutSync
AI correlates across every dimension
Memory of you
Paper diary
Cara Care
Fig / mySymptoms
GutSync
Remembers your priorities, investigations, history
GI-visit export
Paper diary
Photo of notebook
Cara Care
Limited
Fig / mySymptoms
CSV / PDF
GutSync
Bristol-aware PDF with context overlays
Conversational interface
Paper diary
Cara Care
Fig / mySymptoms
GutSync
Chat with your timeline
Log on the go
Paper diary
Cara Care
App only
Fig / mySymptoms
App only
GutSync
On the roadmap — text it from Telegram, Signal, or iMessage
Barcode scanning
Paper diary
Cara Care
Fig / mySymptoms
Yes
GutSync
On the roadmap

Your data, your terms

Encrypted. Never trained on. Yours to take.

This is the most personal record you'll ever build. We designed for the day you want to walk away with it — and the day you want to delete it.

Encrypted end-to-end

TLS in transit. Encrypted at rest. Auth-scoped on every read — your timeline isn't reachable without you.

Never trained on your data

Your entries aren't fed into third-party model training. We pay for inference; you don't pay with your gut.

Doctor-ready PDF export

One-tap PDF for your GI — every entry, every context overlay, every Bristol reading. Yours to take with you.

Delete everything in one click

Account deletion wipes your timeline, memories, and embeddings. No retention period. No asterisk.

Built for the people whose food is their medicine

One tap. A diary your GI actually wants.

When you're managing IBS, IBD, GERD, SIBO, celiac, or undiagnosed sensitivities, “I think it was something I ate” isn't a plan. GutSync exports a chronological, Bristol-scale-aware, context-overlaid record your specialist can open and read.

GUTSYNC
Generated May 12, 2026

Health Diary

Patient: J. Doe · Apr 28 – May 12, 2026 · 15 days

Total entries142
Bristol avg4.1 / 7
Top symptomBloating ×9
Sleep avg6h 48m
Bristol distribution1–7
1234567
Worse with
Dairy3.2×
FODMAPs2.8×
May 9 · Friday
13:30MealSourdough · cheddar · greens
15:40SymCramping (30m) · ~2h post-meal
21:50BMBristol 5 · urgency

Bring it to your GI. Skip the notebook.

The export is a real document — Bristol-scale aware, context-annotated, and free of AI commentary you don't want in your medical record.

Chronological day-by-day

Every entry, in order, with timestamps — the format your specialist actually reads.

Bristol scale + stool observations

Color, consistency, urgency, and notes — the GI-clinician vocabulary, captured verbatim.

Life context overlays

Travel, illness, diet, stress — annotated alongside symptoms so a flare doesn't read as a baseline.

Trigger summary with lift scores

The patterns that earned their statistical weight — not vibes, not anecdotes.

Tracked conditions
IBSIBDGERDSIBOCeliacFood sensitivities

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Pricing

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